Nestoil invests $28 million in rigs to boost production at OML 42
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- Nestoil Group invested about $28 million in two drilling rigs for operations at OML 42 in Nigeria.
- Its strategic business unit, Scorpio Drilling International, recently deployed the Pathfinder 500 rig.
- The investment aims to raise crude oil production and expand local drilling capacity.
Nestoil Group has committed about $28 million to two drilling rigs as it seeks to increase crude oil production at OML 42 and expand Nigeria’s indigenous drilling capacity.
The group disclosed the investment in a statement, saying its strategic business unit, Scorpio Drilling International, recently deployed the Pathfinder 500 rig.
The spending links Nestoil’s production ambitions with a broader effort to strengthen locally owned drilling operations in Nigeria.
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